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Buy nowI have already run payroll for a time period. I want to come back and "create another check"
But when I do the blanks populate with the first checks hours. If i try to edit the check hours on the second check i get a warning that i should make changes in TIME.
Heres the case: Fred worked 36 hours and I paid him for 36 hours, but now i want to pay him for 8 vacation hours. When I hit the green link "create another check" and try to zero out his 36 hours and only add the 8 hours i get that warning messsge.
Thanks
LDO
I appreciate the details you've shared, @LDO. The error you're experiencing, which suggests changes to the timesheet, occurs because QuickBooks automatically pulls hours from Fred's original payroll run for the same pay period.
If there's a mismatch between what's recorded in the timesheet and the payroll check, the system warns you to make adjustments in the timesheet first to ensure data consistency. To resolve this, you'll want to make updates to Fred's timesheets to match it.
Once done, you can head back to the Payroll section and Create another check. Please ensure that the pay period for Fred's vacation hours aligns with the timing of the second check to keep everything in sync and prevent errors along the way.
On another note, explore QuickBooks Payroll to enhance your payroll processing and time management tasks, helping you save time and keep everything organized.
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